Introducing the U.K.’s ‘Flying Banker’

8/21/2013 4:05PM

Each week, the Royal Bank of Scotland’s “flying banker” travels on an eight-seat propeller aircraft to serve its customers on the sparsely populated Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland. Max Colchester explains why.

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